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Identifying Key Stakeholders as Part of Requirements Elicitation in Software Ecosystems (SECOs)

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Stakeholder identification is critical to the financial and functional success of software development projects, however the task
of identifying all stakeholders in a SECO is often not possible due to the high volume of stakeholders and open interfaces. Key stakeholders could potentially be identified to represent other passive stakeholders in the SECO. The objective of this research is to design a reference process model to support requirements managers in the identification of key stakeholders in complex SECOs before requirements elicitation takes place.

Researchers: Stephanie Lewellen (MU), Markus Helfert (MU, IVI)

Timeframe: 2017-2023

About the Researchers:

Stephanie Lewellen
Director

Professor Markus Helfert

Stephanie Lewellen

Stephanie Lewellen is a part-time and remote PhD student at Maynooth University and a Product Manager in the software industry.

Director

Professor Markus Helfert

Markus Helfert is the Director of IVI and Professor of Digital Service Innovation at Maynooth University. He is also Director of the Business Informatics Group at Maynooth University. He is a Principle Investigator at Lero – The Irish Software Research Centre and at the Adapt Research Centre. His research is centred on Digital Service Innovation, Smart Cities and IoT based Smart Environments and includes research areas such as Service Innovation, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Smart Services, Building Information Management, FinTech, Data Value, Enterprise Architecture, Technology Adoption, Analytics, Business Process Managem ent. Prof. Helfert is an expert in Data Governance Standards and is involved in European Standardisation initiatives. Markus Helfert has authored more than 200+ academic articles, journal and book contributions and has presented his work at international conferences. Helfert has received national and international grants from agencies such as European Union (FP7; H2020), Science Foundation Ireland and Enterprise Ireland, was project coordinator on EU projects, and is the Project coordinator of the H2020 Projects: PERFORM on Digital Retail.

Email:Markus.Helfert@mu.ie